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I have 10 GB Ubuntu 16.04 LTS on virtual disk in Virtual Box.

When I am trying upgrade, installer says me not enough space. I was enlarged disk image for 20 GB and Gparted partitions to whole new space. But still can´t upgrade and no space error:

Not enough space

My partitions in Gparted

My partitions in Ubuntu X

Jaro Yard Huba
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  • Plwase, if you answer your owne question, do it as a proper answer, not an edit to the question. – Soren A Oct 27 '19 at 10:24
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    SOLVED:

    I was solved this by this solution:

    1. (optional) Check how much space you've got left on your Volume Group with sudo vgdisplay
    2. Find the name of your Logical Volume with sudo lvdisplay
    3. Extend the volume by 5GB: sudo lvextend -L+5GB /dev/ssd/sysLV
    4. Increase the filesystem size to match the LV: sudo resize2fs /dev/ssd/sysLV (ext4 only, see this link for other filesystems)
    5. df -h should now report the correct size.

    from this link: https://askubuntu.com/questions/580460/logical-volume-is-not-mounted-but-is-in-use-please-close-all-applications-using

     – Jaro Yard Huba Oct 27 '19 at 12:50

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